Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-01-06
PROFESSION OR OCCUPATION.

Farmers, 40
Farmers and Teachers,
Farmers and Merchants,
Farmers and Physicians,
Farmers and Cattle Brokers,
Farmers and Mechanics,
Farmers and lumbermen,
Farmer and Ship Builder
Farmer and Collector,
Merchants, 26
Lawyers, IA
Physicians,
Manufacturers,
Mechanics,
Journalists,
Contractors and Builders,
Merchants and Manufacturers,
Clergyman, Teacher, Teacher and Ac-
countant, Dentist, Insurance Agent
Station Agent, Druggist, Photogra-
pher, Carpenter, Ship Carpenter,
Lumberman, Granite Cutter, Wood
Turner. Sub Marine Engineer, Keep
or of Livery stable, | each,
RELIGION.
Congregationslist q
Unversalist 20
Meth odist IA
Free Baptist 10
Baptist, x
Roman Catholic,
Liberal, &
Unitarian,
Orthodox,
Christian, z
Episcopssn, Q
Spiritualist,
Adventist
No religious preferences. %
ALLEN, AMOS L., Alfred. Republican, Metho.
dist, lawyer married age 40. Born in Water.
borough, York county; fitted for college a,
Whltestown Seminary, al Whitestown, n Y,
graduated at Bowdoin College in the class OF
1850, studied law with Hon. Nathan ID. Appleton
al Alfred, and the Coumbia Law School at Wash
lngton, e., and admitted to the York county
Bar, in 1866. Was clerk in treasury department.
at Washington, and post Office Of House of Rep.
resentatives, at Washington, several wears prior
to 1870, when he was elected clerk Of Sup. Jud
Court of York county, and three times reelected,
serving till Dec. 81, 1882 Was clerk Of the ,I6di
csry Com. House Representatives at last sc .sion
of Attn Congress, Hon. Il. b. Reed being chair
man. In Sept, 1884, he was appointed Special
Examiner 10 Pension Office in the field and served
I'll June 30, 1885, and did not serve longer be-
cause the Commissioner wanted some Offensive
partisans of his own kind. Was elected one of
the municipal officers of Alfred in March, 1886,
and Representative to Legislature, 10 September.
for towns of Kennebunk and Alfred. Is member
of the Republican State Committee for York coup-
tyI An earnest temperance man, but despises the
hum6ug OF thru party in Maine. Always re-
publican.
ALDEN, RUTILLUs, Winthrop Republican.
Methodist, farmer and dealer in farm machinery.
married; age As. Born in Turner and came to
Winthrop when six years of age. Educated in the
public schools and at Towlc Academy. Served on
board of selectmen four years; been one of the
Trustees of the old Kennebec Agricultural Socie
ty for several years; has been President of the
Winthrop Darying Association and is one of the
officers at the present time. Largely engaged in
dairying and stock raising, having made farming
success. Always republican
AVER, RICHARD S., Monfville. Republican.
Congregationalist. farmer, married age ST. BorE
IN Montyii'e, and educated in the common schools
and at Kent Hill Seminary. Enlisted the Path
Of April, 1861, the first or second one enlisted in
Montville in the first company organized. En-
listed private; was mustered out captain. Served
in all three years. In 1865 settled in Virginia;
while taerehe was Registering officer at large for
Richmond county, 1867. Was a member of the
Constitutional Convention in lSs7-6S, and rep